   With the arrival of these LS coaches the new coach livery of cream and black made them very distinctive and our fleet number 372 registered RAO 736 is working a service to Kendal. SEPTEMBER RELEASE |
 This Southdown Bristol VRTSL3 registered JWV 270W carries the blue double arrow sign which indicates that Southdown had received The National Bus Companies 'Chairman's Award for Innovation'. Fleet number 270 operates route 700 to Portsmouth with limited stops. JUNE RELEASE |
 The positive response we received to our recently released Northern Scottish Olympian encouraged us to produce this Y type bodied Leyland Leopard. Part of this large fleet NPE 32A registered OSJ 630R is working route 215 to Aberdeen. JUNE RELEASE |
 Our model depicts the first one door Leyland National to be supplied to a Municipal bus company. Registered RTC 645L, fleet number 1, resides in the newly reopened North Western Museum of Transport and is shown working the Widnes Town Centre service. MAY RELEASE |
 The striking livery of Scotland's West Coast Motors look fantastic on this ex London Transport Leyland Titan. Registration number CUL 197V operates route 482 to. Dunoon Ferry Terminal. JUNE RELEASE |
 The first release of our new ERF lorry in a 2 axle version features this beautifully restored vehicle in the livery which it has carried since new of Sandford Potteries. Registration number MJT 334 can often be seen on Historic vehicle runs and is the cab example that we used to create our ERF trucks. JUNE RELEASE |
 Tucked away in the Essex countryside London Transport operated a rural service working the four Stations from Epping to Ongar. Our models feature one of the four car sets that worked this unique service. |
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80802 1962 Driving carriage A numbered 1742 81002 1962 Non driving motor carriage numbered 2742 JULY RELEASE |
80902 1962 Driving carriage D numbered 1743 81102 1962 Trailer carriage numbered 9743 |